I was interested in comparing this with the second of Belle de Jour’s books (forget the title) which I read last year. And I was really impressed by your work. Whilst I remember almost nothing of hers, I’m pretty sure parts of your diary will stay with me. You bring a refreshing Aussie franknes... view book

Hi Susan, Good choice of plot. It's no exaggeration to say that it could have been taken from today's newspapers. The pitch perhaps gives a little too much information. I think you're missing out on an important selling point with your current tags. Tags are the hooks that catch the reader's eye... view book

Hi Fatema, I don't have strong religious views so I'm not the ideal person to review your work. However I found your 'Family Encyclopaedia' instructive and well-written. Today in many countries schoolchildren make friends with others of different faiths. The whole question of the teaching of re... view book

CHIRG Hi Penny, I love animal and bird stories whether fiction or true-life. Your opening had me smiling (I used to know three sisters whose names began with the letter 'H') and I was still smiling when I finished your short, delightful tale. It's the first time on Authonomy that I've read a s... view book

Hi Brian, I read your first seven stories and really enjoyed them. I can see young children getting hooked on these tales. We have the circus, tartan cows, many-legged turkeys as well as other farm animals and lots of catchy songs. All the ingredients for success. I liked the talking animals, may... view book